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For the newbies, a China ETF is based on the prices of underlying Chinese Stock Market equities, call them A, B, C, D, and E. At the open of the US Stock Market, the Chinese Stock Market is closed, so any variations in the price of the ETF only reflect the reluctance or enthusiasm of US...

That's a helpful comment with interesting details.

So, you are saying that the hedge funds are predicting that the Chinese market will open down tomorrow because the US market is down ? Seems a gamble... there's always other factors, other news... And the NAV is stabilized by allowing large funds to buy or sell the underlyings at the close...

What am I missing ? All the big oveseas ETF's - Emerging Markets, China, etc. - are all down about 3% right now on the day. (The underlying stocks stopped being traded before the open of the US markets.) At the close of trading, the ETF value will be reset to match the collective value...

Motley Fool are con artists. If you go to lists of "News" for each stock, it includes Motley Fool articles. The Motley Fool articles are never about any news or evaluation of the stock, instead they put in irrelevant references to stocks, just so their "articles" appear in the "News" lists...

The problem with that sort of theory is that this is not IBM or INTEL. It is a speculative stock, a relatively new company, in a product area with obvious future sales growth. (Of course, it is impossible to forecast the fortunes of this particular company in terms of their market share...

That was the original premise of this thread.

That article was actually quite positive. If BRLC is getting out of Circuit City, it would be because they can get into Best Buy. The sony budget line issue has come up before. The BRLC CEO has stated previously that they are not worried about that, because their cost per unit is lower...

Now this is where the Technical stuff is of value. There is no news, so all movements have some connection with previous actions. This is where charting can be of help. At some point, there will be an upturn, and the large number of shorts will say "I should cover now, this looks like a...

Big trouble - making money faster than they can count it. They just sold 5,000 65-inch LCD TV sets to the government of China. (You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to figure out that those are for showing Olympics events a year from now.) They also mentioned that all their sales in...

My assessment of your IQ went down 20 points. "PERIOD ENDING 30-Jun-06" HOW LONG AGO WAS JUNE 2006 ??? You also did not bother to read my description that in order to grow greater than 100%, it is necessary to borrow money or float more stock. No other way possible. Simple...

Every sentence in your post is false. Please take 30 seconds to check the financials on Yahoo. You sound like you are being paid 50 cents a post by shorts...

Emerson is crap, always will be. Sharp was a no-name brand, they gained market share through advertising. Samsung was a no-name brand, they gained market share through advertising. Olevia has an extensive deal with ESPN, whereby they are the official TV of ESPN, co-op advertising, etc...

In the conference call, it was mentioned that LCD panel prices have been going up recently. The CEO responded that they have contracts to buy LCD panels and in fact, one supplier recently contacted them to offer them a larger quantity. By increasing production, they will improve margins...

Perhaps Warren Buffett was able to make so much money, because the average IQ of traders is about 80 ??

The earnings report is outstanding: and unlike every other company, they are RAISING GUIDANCE for the rest of the year. More shares needed to be created, because the float is too small. This helps with the short problem, and makes the stock harder to manipulate. The earnings support...

But Uranus is in conjunction with Mercury ! ( Please note that every minute of chart reading on September 10, 2001 was a complete waste of time... )

Or you could get a doll and stick pins in it. I suppose you have to be short, in that case.